Annual report photographer David Tejada explains you how to use leading lines to help your composition. That is a very simple and basic technic, but I like the way he explains it with example.

I dislike them because they are clichéd visual spam, badly conceived, poorly executed and offering little if any insight into the personal or diplomatic relationship between the subjects.

There are of course glorious exceptions and this is one of the best of its kind

David Viggers on the grip and grin photos

« There is a vast difference between taking a picture and making a photograph. » — Robert Heinecken

More quotes on the Black Star Rising blog.

John Harrington at Photo business news & Forum is doing a nice comparison between PhotoShelter and Digital Railroad. I personnaly use PhotoShelter.